Kansas Women in Literature by Nettie Garmer Barker
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Mrs. McCarter founded the Club Member
and organized the Sorosis, serving as president seven years and two terms as president of the Topeka Federation of Women's Clubs. Baker University, at Baldwin, Kansas, gave her an honorary Master's Degree in 1909, its semi- centennial anniversary. BESSIE MAY BELLMAN. ---- JUNE BELLMAN HENTHORNE. Bessie May Bellman and June Bellman Henthorne, her daughter, hail from Winfield. They write both prose and verse and Mrs. Henthorne was a reporter for years. Mrs. Bellman, when a girl, lived five years on a cattle ranch and to those five lonely years she credits her habit of introspection, meditation and writing. Much of her poetry and short stories are used in platform work. Red Leaves. Red leaves-- Aflame in the air, aflame in the trees. Blue streams, smoky hills-- |
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